First 2026 general revisory

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Votes: Aug 21
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Description

Creates the First 2026 General Revisory Act. Combines multiple versions of Sections amended by more than one Public Act. Renumbers Sections of various Acts to eliminate duplication. Corrects obsolete cross-references and technical errors. Makes stylistic changes. Effective immediately.

Subjects

ILCS 615 - WaterwaysILCS 235 - LiquorILCS 720 - Criminal OffensesILCS 820 - EmploymentILCS 420 - Nuclear SafetyILCS 25 - LegislatureILCS 110 - Higher EducationILCS 610 - RailroadsILCS 210 - Public HealthILCS 765 - PropertyILCS 230 - GamblingILCS 510 - AnimalsILCS 730 - CorrectionsILCS 225 - ProfessionsILCS 240 - FairsILCS 105 - SchoolsILCS 760 - TrustsTaxation, to increase the market value threshold amount for which tangible personal property is exempt from state ad valorem taxILCS 15 - Executive BranchILCS 5 - GovernmentILCS 755 - EstatesILCS 805 - Business OrganizationsILCS 220 - UtilitiesILCS 205 - Financial RegulationILCS 65 - MunicipalitiesILCS 705 - CourtsILCS 30 - FinanceILCS 620 - AeronauticsILCS 815 - Business TransactionsILCS 215 - InsuranceILCS 55 - CountiesILCS 525 - ConservationILCS 740 - Civil LiabilitiesILCS 50 - Local GovernmentILCS 320 - AgingILCS 430 - Public SafetyILCS 415 - EnvironmentILCS 35 - RevenueILCS 625 - VehiclesILCS 40 - Local GovernmentILCS 515 - Fish and Aquatic LifeILCS 750 - FamiliesILCS 330 - VeteransILCS 10 - ElectionsILCS 735 - Civil ProcedureILCS 775 - Human RightsILCS 605 - RoadsILCS 725 - Criminal ProcedureILCS 305 - Public AidILCS 520 - WildlifeProperty tax exemptions-order of application.ILCS 325 - ChildrenILCS 710 - Alternative DisputeILCS 20 - Executive Branch

Progress

IntroducedFeb 5, 2026
Sent to committeeFeb 5, 2026
Sent to committeeFeb 24, 2026
Committee said yesMar 5, 2026
Passed the first chamberMar 12, 2026
PassedApr 16, 2026
Sent to committeeApr 27, 2026
Sent to committeeApr 27, 2026
Committee said yesMay 6, 2026
Passed both chambersMay 31, 2026
Became lawAug 21, 2026

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